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Big ransomware attacks have reset once opposing sides of political and industry debate.

The nation’s biggest data holders have been firmly told authenticity can’t be taxed. So who really owns digital ID?

Cost of living pressures are hitting the AFP hard, with many looking to change jobs and officers look to escape income restraints.

Are institutions looking to monetise ID transactions? You bet. Two banks have raced to switch on digital identity offerings. Buckle-up.

Banks are ready to clip the ticket — big time — on new mandated identity services, and milk the verification revenue stream.

The grace period to comply with strict new cyber-protection measures has ended. Designated businesses are subject to take-over powers.

The Australian Public Service is paying a lot of people above their wage band. Nobody can tell why some public service staff are paid more.

Procurement governance again under question as a critical component of Centrelink’s Welfare Payments Infrastructure Transformation is scrapped by minister Bill Shorten.

Michael McNamara takes on Australia Post mega transformation. But can new forms of delivery arrest letters losses?

Notable support for the CDR’s expansion into ‘action initiation’ is conspicuously absent, despite the Budget’s commitment to the scheme.